Bridget joins a podcast for law firm owners on the leadership habits that hold up anywhere, the hidden cost of a toxic workplace, and how to spot burnout before it explodes.
Paul Pantani and Bridget on her path from SWAT officer to attorney, and her work helping other officers through internal affairs investigations.
Retired NYPD Lieutenant David Goldstein and Bridget on her path from narcotics and SWAT work at the Alachua County Sheriff's Office to advocating for cops as an attorney.
Bridget Truxillo and Kenneth Bator discuss her years as a deputy sheriff in patrol, narcotics, and SWAT, and how that experience shapes her approach as an attorney.
Bridget joins Scott Hewlett to walk through her years as a Florida deputy in patrol, narcotics, and SWAT, and the experiences inside her own agency that led her to found Lady Law Shield.
Bridget on leadership, workplace rights, resilience and burnout prevention for first responders, and how to lead under pressure without sacrificing your well-being.
Bridget joins Pat Welsh's T.A.C.O. Tuesday to talk through protecting your career, knowing your workplace rights, and building resilience on and off the job.
Bridget returns to Patrick O'Donnell's show: the rookie year, undercover work, the SWAT team, the harassment that forced her out, and the firm she built in answer.
Where union representation shines, where conflicts of interest quietly derail you, and when outside counsel is worth it for policy fights, IA interviews and body cam disputes.

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